On April 5, 1977, I went to see the Knicks play the Celtics @ MSG. The circus was in town and the game did not start until 9pm. The benches were rearranged because of the circus and were on the opposite side of the court, with some space behind them, and then the seats were about 15 feet behind the benches. During a timeout I walked behind the bench and tapped Earl and Clyde on the shoulder and created a lifetime memory. Monroe was the leagues greatest one on one player ever, up until his retirement.
On April 5, 1977, I went to see the Knicks play the Celtics @ MSG. The circus was in town and the game did not start until 9pm. The benches were rearranged because of the circus and were on the opposite side of the court, with some space behind them, and then the seats were about 15 feet behind the benches. During a timeout I walked behind the bench and tapped Earl and Clyde on the shoulder and created a lifetime memory. Monroe was the leagues greatest one on one player ever, up until his retirement.
What a story. Thank you for sharing.
@@RazzandJazzSports I ran bus trips out of high school, while living in northeastern Penna..........Those were the days.